Pocket Gamer: Last year, I had the honour of picking out some genre-topping games to recommend to new iPhone and iPad owners.
The first slot on the list was "action" and I had little hesitation in selecting the excellent first person shooter Neon Shadow because it takes great pains to make the genre work as smoothly as possible on a touchscreen.
Monster Hunter Now feels like misses the mark of what makes the series unique, but still manages to find great success in its own right.
Stone Story RPG is as much about quests, combat and adventure, as it is about hidden treasures under simple surfaces and inside caves.
The release date and price of Resident Evil Village for iPhone, iPad and Mac has been announced, asking mobile gamers to invest $40 USD.
Sorry, phone batteries take up enough with internet, steaming, and messaging. Don't need to degrade the battery further with dedicated games I could be playing in higher quality on console /big screen TV. Phones games are for passing time in lobbies, during travel, or down time at work.
Or remote play it if you already own it.
I’m sorry, but there’s no way in hell I’m paying $40 to play a game on my phone.
This company greediness has reached a new level on smartphone market and people are cheering them up, clown world